US’ largest car sharing program, Zipcar, has launched a program in Boston in which city employees can share city-owned vehicles in an effort to save money and cut emissions. Zipcar will install its software in the city-owned vehicles as part as what's called the FleetHub program.
The company is aiming to boost sales by appealing to city-dwellers, college students and municipalities looking to save money by car-sharing instead of purchasing individual vehicles. - read more
Zipcar launches city-government car-sharing program in Boston
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